Jhamkudi OTT Release Date, Platform: When & Where To Watch Gujarati Horror-Comedy On ShemarooMe?

Jhamkudi, a horror-comedy film, has grossed 25 crores and will premiere on ShemarooMe on 17th October. Directed by Umang Vyas, it features a talented cast, including Manasi Parekh, and offers a unique blend of humour and horror.

Jhamkudi Set For Digital Premiere On ShemarooMe

The Gujarati film "Jhamkudi" has made a significant impact this year, earning 25 crores at the box office and becoming the top-grossing Gujarati movie. This horror-comedy is set for its World Digital Premiere on ShemarooMe on 17th October. The film stars National Award-winning actress Manasi Parekh and introduces influencer Viraj Ghelani to the Gujarati cinema scene. It features an impressive cast including Ojas Rawal, Sanjay Goradia, Jayesh More, Krunal Pandit, Chetan Daiya, and Bhavini Jani.

Directed by Umang Vyas, "Jhamkudi" blends humour with horror in a story set in Raniwada village. The village is cursed by the witch JHAMKUDI during Navratri celebrations. The plot follows real estate agent Bablo and royal heir Kumud as they face the witch's wrath. With unexpected twists and supernatural elements, it offers a fresh take on horror-comedy.

Visual Effects and Music

The film enhances Gujarati cinema with its stunning visual effects that heighten the horror experience. Its title track, reimagined by Aghori Muzik, features vocals by Manasi Parekh and has become a fan favourite. This song captures the haunting essence of the movie perfectly.

Manasi Parekh shared her thoughts on the film's success: "We set out to create a film that entertains while also provoking thought. The overwhelming response from audiences has been incredibly gratifying, and we are thrilled that 'Jhamkudi' has struck a chord with so many people. As we prepare for the film's world digital premiere on ShemarooMe, I truly hope we feel the same love and excitement from our fans during its OTT run."

Audience Reception

The movie's success extends beyond India; it received an enthusiastic response at the Australia Gujarati Film Festival. Fans have expressed interest in a sequel due to its popularity. Filming took place in Gondal's 500-year-old palace, adding an eerie atmosphere to the production. Crew members even reported ghost sightings during filming.

Don't miss this captivating mix of horror, comedy, and drama available from 17th October on ShemarooMe.

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